Sentence examples for considers best from inspiring English sources

The IMF estimates* that eliminating half of the gaps between euro-zone countries and what the OECD considers best practice in the rich world in pensions, labour and product markets, together with tax reform, could raise euro-area output by 4.5% over five years.That is a lot, given that conventional wisdom holds that reforms take a long time to bear fruit.

Australia's thriving democracy has made it possible for someone like Lambie, from outside the political class, to not only seek and gain election to the states' house but also to exercise her right to represent Tasmania in whatever way she considers best.

The newest product is aiming to take that even further, offering a package of tools that the company considers best of breed, Stata said.

The respondent is asked to choose the port, which he considers best for bunkering, and to tick the corresponding answer ring.

In clinical care, for example, patients' biases and ignorance about medicine usually exceed those of physicians; and (less frequently) patients refuse interventions that everyone considers best for them even family, friends, and these patients themselves, before a change of heart.

While the original version of the module focused narrowly on regulatory requirements for control of methane migration, the improved gas module also considers best available control technology for landfill gas in terms of greenhouse gas emissions, air quality, and emissions of odoriferous compounds.

To celebrate, we'd like to know which of the band's albums you consider best.

This did not save Winterkorn, but is considered best practice by PR and crisis management experts.

Bennett is not an MP, or not yet, so neutral territory is considered best.

My plan was this: taste-test restaurants, whether shiny-penny new or well-aged, that Athenians consider best.

In Pyongyang, the Philharmonic delegation visited three concert halls, including the one considered best for music, the Moranbong Theater.